video_translation/core/prompts.py

import json
from core.utils import *

## ================================================================
# @ step4_splitbymeaning.py
def get_split_prompt(sentence, num_parts = 2, word_limit = 20):
    language = load_key("whisper.detected_language")
    split_prompt = f"""
## Role
You are a professional Netflix subtitle splitter in **{language}**.

## Task
Split the given subtitle text into **{num_parts}** parts, each less than **{word_limit}** words.

1. Maintain sentence meaning coherence according to Netflix subtitle standards
2. MOST IMPORTANT: Keep parts roughly equal in length (minimum 3 words each)
3. Split at natural points like punctuation marks or conjunctions
4. If provided text is repeated words, simply split at the middle of the repeated words.

## Steps
1. Analyze the sentence structure, complexity, and key splitting challenges
2. Generate two alternative splitting approaches with [br] tags at split positions
3. Compare both approaches highlighting their strengths and weaknesses
4. Choose the best splitting approach

## Given Text
<split_this_sentence>
{sentence}
</split_this_sentence>

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{{
    "analysis": "Brief description of sentence structure, complexity, and key splitting challenges",
    "split1": "First splitting approach with [br] tags at split positions",
    "split2": "Alternative splitting approach with [br] tags at split positions",
    "assess": "Comparison of both approaches highlighting their strengths and weaknesses",
    "choice": "1 or 2"
}}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
""".strip()
    return split_prompt

"""{{
    "analysis": "Brief analysis of the text structure",
    "split": "Complete sentence with [br] tags at split positions"
}}"""

## ================================================================
# @ step4_1_summarize.py
def get_summary_prompt(source_content, custom_terms_json=None):
    src_lang = load_key("whisper.detected_language")
    tgt_lang = load_key("target_language")
    
    # add custom terms note
    terms_note = ""
    if custom_terms_json:
        terms_list = []
        for term in custom_terms_json['terms']:
            terms_list.append(f"- {term['src']}: {term['tgt']} ({term['note']})")
        terms_note = "\n### Existing Terms\nPlease exclude these terms in your extraction:\n" + "\n".join(terms_list)
    
    summary_prompt = f"""
## Role
You are a video translation expert and terminology consultant, specializing in {src_lang} comprehension and {tgt_lang} expression optimization.

## Task
For the provided {src_lang} video text:
1. Summarize main topic in two sentences
2. Extract professional terms/names with {tgt_lang} translations (excluding existing terms)
3. Provide brief explanation for each term

{terms_note}

Steps:
1. Topic Summary:
   - Quick scan for general understanding
   - Write two sentences: first for main topic, second for key point
2. Term Extraction:
   - Mark professional terms and names (excluding those listed in Existing Terms)
   - Provide {tgt_lang} translation or keep original
   - Add brief explanation
   - Extract less than 15 terms

## INPUT
<text>
{source_content}
</text>

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
{{
  "theme": "Two-sentence video summary",
  "terms": [
    {{
      "src": "{src_lang} term",
      "tgt": "{tgt_lang} translation or original", 
      "note": "Brief explanation"
    }},
    ...
  ]
}}  

## Example
{{
  "theme": "本视频介绍人工智能在医疗领域的应用现状。重点展示了AI在医学影像诊断和药物研发中的突破性进展。",
  "terms": [
    {{
      "src": "Machine Learning",
      "tgt": "机器学习",
      "note": "AI的核心技术，通过数据训练实现智能决策"
    }},
    {{
      "src": "CNN",
      "tgt": "CNN",
      "note": "卷积神经网络，用于医学图像识别的深度学习模型"
    }}
  ]
}}

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
""".strip()
    return summary_prompt

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# @ step5_translate.py & translate_lines.py
def generate_shared_prompt(previous_content_prompt, after_content_prompt, summary_prompt, things_to_note_prompt):
    return f'''### Context Information
<previous_content>
{previous_content_prompt}
</previous_content>

<subsequent_content>
{after_content_prompt}
</subsequent_content>

### Content Summary
{summary_prompt}

### Points to Note
{things_to_note_prompt}'''

def get_prompt_faithfulness(lines, shared_prompt):
    TARGET_LANGUAGE = load_key("target_language")
    # Split lines by \n
    line_splits = lines.split('\n')
    
    json_dict = {}
    for i, line in enumerate(line_splits, 1):
        json_dict[f"{i}"] = {"origin": line, "direct": f"direct {TARGET_LANGUAGE} translation {i}."}
    json_format = json.dumps(json_dict, indent=2, ensure_ascii=False)

    src_language = load_key("whisper.detected_language")
    prompt_faithfulness = f'''
## Role
You are a professional Netflix subtitle translator, fluent in both {src_language} and {TARGET_LANGUAGE}, as well as their respective cultures. 
Your expertise lies in accurately understanding the semantics and structure of the original {src_language} text and faithfully translating it into {TARGET_LANGUAGE} while preserving the original meaning.

## Task
We have a segment of original {src_language} subtitles that need to be directly translated into {TARGET_LANGUAGE}. These subtitles come from a specific context and may contain specific themes and terminology.

1. Translate the original {src_language} subtitles into {TARGET_LANGUAGE} line by line
2. Ensure the translation is faithful to the original, accurately conveying the original meaning
3. Consider the context and professional terminology

{shared_prompt}

<translation_principles>
1. Faithful to the original: Accurately convey the content and meaning of the original text, without arbitrarily changing, adding, or omitting content.
2. Accurate terminology: Use professional terms correctly and maintain consistency in terminology.
3. Understand the context: Fully comprehend and reflect the background and contextual relationships of the text.
</translation_principles>

## INPUT
<subtitles>
{lines}
</subtitles>

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{json_format}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
'''
    return prompt_faithfulness.strip()


def get_prompt_expressiveness(faithfulness_result, lines, shared_prompt):
    TARGET_LANGUAGE = load_key("target_language")
    json_format = {
        key: {
            "origin": value["origin"],
            "direct": value["direct"],
            "reflect": "your reflection on direct translation",
            "free": "your free translation"
        }
        for key, value in faithfulness_result.items()
    }
    json_format = json.dumps(json_format, indent=2, ensure_ascii=False)

    src_language = load_key("whisper.detected_language")
    prompt_expressiveness_v2 = f'''
## Role
You're not just a translator—you're the script's hype man! As a Dubbing Script Wizard for Netflix-level binges, your gig is to turn stiff translations into laugh-out-loud, perfectly timed voice-overs that feel like your best mate just told you the tea. Think stand-up comic meets timing ninja—no boring textbook stuff allowed!

## Core Mission: Time-Synchronized Script Adaptation (With Flair!)
We've got a literal translation from {src_language} to {TARGET_LANGUAGE}. Your mission? Make it snappy, hilarious, and timed to the millisecond—so viewers go, "Whoa, this dubbed version slaps harder than the original!" Ditch the robotic vibe; we want casual, cheeky, and oh-so-relatable.

## The Non-Negotiable Constraint: The Time Budget (Keep It Tight, Keep It Fun)
Here's the kicker: Chinese rambles, English zips. A direct translation? Always too long. Your #1 job is to **aggressively slash and spice up** the text so it fits the original {src_language} audio's timing—like fitting a joke into a TikTok clip. Shorter isn't just better; it's mandatory. But don't just cut words—add personality! Rewrite like you're texting your homie, not drafting a legal doc.

## Guiding Principles for Adaptation (Make It Pop!):
1.  **Triage with a Grin:** For each line, grab the core vibe (the "aha!" moment). Keep it sacred. Ditch secondary fluff unless it's funny—then maybe sneak it in as a wink. If timing's tight, axe it like, "Nah, we good."
2.  **Rewrite Like You're Roasting:** Forget the literal translation's structure. Get the gist, then spit it out in the most natural {TARGET_LANGUAGE} slang possible. Swap "It is imperative" for "Yo, you gotta!"—make it sound like a pub chat, not a lecture.
3.  **Sound Like a Real Human (With Jokes on Deck):** Use "gonna," "wanna," and contractions like they're going out of style. Add a light-hearted jab or a sassy quip where it fits—but keep it smooth, not forced. Read it in your head: if it doesn't make you smirk, scrap it and try again with a grin.
4.  **Leverage Visuals Like a Meme Lord:** Remember, it's video! The screen shows the action, so skip the obvious. "He's running" is snooze-fest; "Dude's sprinting like his pants are on fire!" is gold. Be concise, but punchy—like a viral tweet.

{shared_prompt}

<Adaptation Process: The Two-Step Vibe Check>
For each line, follow this fun-first deconstruction and reconstruction:

1.  **Deconstruct the Literal Translation (Find the Funny):**
    - **Core Vibe Check:** What's the real talk here? What's the laugh angle or relatable hook?
    - **Time-Snack Audit:** Is this word salad way too long for the timing? Hunt for stiff phrases, textbook junk, or literalism bloat. Ask: "Would my grandma say this at a BBQ?"
    - **Naturalness Gut-Check:** Does it sound like a robot wrote it? Note any cringe-worthy formalities.

2.  **Reconstruct as a {TARGET_LANGUAGE} Dubbing Line (Add the Sass):**
    - **Brevity with a Side of Sass:** Rewrite it short and sweet—aim for half the words, double the charm. Use phrases like "No way!" instead of "That is impossible." Shorter = snappier.
    - **Idioms & Pop Culture FTW:** Drop in everyday {TARGET_LANGUAGE} gems like "That's lit!" or "Bet." If it fits, sneak in a playful nod to memes or shows (e.g., "This is worse than that time in *Stranger Things*!").
    - **Instant Clarity, Zero Boredom:** Audiences hear it once—make it stick like a catchy tune. Start lines with a mic-drop hook: "Hold up—check this!" or "Plot twist: I'm late for tacos."
    - **Match the Vibe (Casual AF):** Keep the source's tone but dial up the fun. Formal? Nah—make it chill. Technical? Simplify with humor. Enthusiastic? Amp it to "OMG, yes!"

## INPUT
<subtitles>
{lines}
</subtitles>

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{json_format}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
'''

    return prompt_expressiveness_v2.strip()


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# @ step6_splitforsub.py
def get_align_prompt(src_sub, tr_sub, src_part):
    targ_lang = load_key("target_language")
    src_lang = load_key("whisper.detected_language")
    src_splits = src_part.split('\n')
    num_parts = len(src_splits)
    src_part = src_part.replace('\n', ' [br] ')
    align_parts_json = ','.join(
        f'''
        {{
            "src_part_{i+1}": "{src_splits[i]}",
            "target_part_{i+1}": "Corresponding aligned {targ_lang} subtitle part"
        }}''' for i in range(num_parts)
    )

    align_prompt = f'''
## Role
You are a Netflix subtitle alignment expert fluent in both {src_lang} and {targ_lang}.

## Task
We have {src_lang} and {targ_lang} original subtitles for a Netflix program, as well as a pre-processed split version of {src_lang} subtitles.
Your task is to create the best splitting scheme for the {targ_lang} subtitles based on this information.

1. Analyze the word order and structural correspondence between {src_lang} and {targ_lang} subtitles
2. Split the {targ_lang} subtitles according to the pre-processed {src_lang} split version
3. Never leave empty lines. If it's difficult to split based on meaning, you may appropriately rewrite the sentences that need to be aligned
4. Do not add comments or explanations in the translation, as the subtitles are for the audience to read

## INPUT
<subtitles>
{src_lang} Original: "{src_sub}"
{targ_lang} Original: "{tr_sub}"
Pre-processed {src_lang} Subtitles ([br] indicates split points): {src_part}
</subtitles>

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{{
    "analysis": "Brief analysis of word order, structure, and semantic correspondence between two subtitles",
    "align": [
        {align_parts_json}
    ]
}}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
'''.strip()
    return align_prompt

## ================================================================
# @ step8_gen_audio_task.py @ step10_gen_audio.py
def get_subtitle_trim_prompt(text, duration):
 
    rule = '''Consider a. Reducing filler words without modifying meaningful content. b. Omitting unnecessary modifiers or pronouns, for example:
    - "Please explain your thought process" can be shortened to "Please explain thought process"
    - "We need to carefully analyze this complex problem" can be shortened to "We need to analyze this problem"
    - "Let's discuss the various different perspectives on this topic" can be shortened to "Let's discuss different perspectives on this topic"
    - "Can you describe in detail your experience from yesterday" can be shortened to "Can you describe yesterday's experience" '''

    trim_prompt = f'''
## Role
You are a professional subtitle editor, editing and optimizing lengthy subtitles that exceed voiceover time before handing them to voice actors. 
Your expertise lies in cleverly shortening subtitles slightly while ensuring the original meaning and structure remain unchanged.

## INPUT
<subtitles>
Subtitle: "{text}"
Duration: {duration} seconds
</subtitles>

## Processing Rules
{rule}

## Processing Steps
Please follow these steps and provide the results in the JSON output:
1. Analysis: Briefly analyze the subtitle's structure, key information, and filler words that can be omitted.
2. Trimming: Based on the rules and analysis, optimize the subtitle by making it more concise according to the processing rules.

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{{
    "analysis": "Brief analysis of the subtitle, including structure, key information, and potential processing locations",
    "result": "Optimized and shortened subtitle in the original subtitle language"
}}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
'''.strip()
    return trim_prompt

## ================================================================
# @ tts_main
def get_correct_text_prompt(text):
    return f'''
## Role
You are a text cleaning expert for TTS (Text-to-Speech) systems.

## Task
Clean the given text by:
1. Keep only basic punctuation (.,?!)
2. Preserve the original meaning

## INPUT
{text}

## Output in only JSON format and no other text
```json
{{
    "text": "cleaned text here"
}}
```

Note: Start you answer with ```json and end with ```, do not add any other text.
'''.strip()